CLUB100 - EDUCATION || Linux RedHat Operating System - Part 5, by @kinghearts
So on this happy night, we meet again @kinghearts, which as I discussed earlier, next we will discuss the structure of this redhat linux. Without the need to linger, let's take a good look.
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On this redhat linux system, it has a Kernel Structure which must exist on a RedHat linux operating system, which on redhat linux has 4 kernal categories that are on redhat linux. Here are the categories
The first category is Monolithic kernel.
Which monolithic kernel is very useful where the Kernel also provides a lot of abstraction on a hardware device that is very rich and also very powerful.
The second category is Microkernel.
Which is this microkernel. Kernel that has been around to provide only a small set for a very simple hardware abstraction, and has also used many applications that they call servers for a device that provides other functions as well.
The third category is Hybrid (modification of microkernel)
Where we must be familiar if it is called a hybrid is not it? Yes, it is true that the hybrid system referred to here is a Kernel which is very similar to the second category, namely the microkernel, but in this hybrid it can also be included in some additional code in a kernel itself so that it becomes faster than the previous kernel.
The fourth category is Exokernel.
The latter is a Kernel which no one provides at all for an abstraction on the existing hardware, but in this kernel it has provided a collection of libraries which will later give a function to them to be able to access the existing features to the hardware with directly at once
Conclusion
Well, tonight's discussion will end here, where we have had a very long discussion on Linux Redhat on this one, we have even entered part 5 of the discussion, I'm happy to be able to provide knowledge to all of you, even if it's only a little bit, but digest it and understand it first. , do not rush about it.
Oh yeah, next time we will discuss the products owned by Linux Redhat, I hope you can learn something from this, my friend.
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